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Daily Archives: Thursday, November 1, 2012
Eurozone policy makers destroying prosperity
In the last week, several major data releases have been published by Eurostat, culminating in yesterday’s release of the September unemployment which shows that the jobless rate has risen to its highest in the currency union’s history. There are now … Read the rest of this entry
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